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THE NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR OCCUPTIONAL SAFETY SEEKS A BILINGUAL COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR
The National Council for Occupational Safety and Health(National COSH) is seeking a bilingual(Spanish and English) Communications Coordinator to contribute to its mission of ensuring safe, healthy working conditions for all workers. National COSH engages and impacts workers in communities across the country through a network of 25 state and local coalitions and a broader network…
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THE NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH SEEKS A WORKER AND NETWORK ORGANIZER
The National Council for Occupational Safety and Health(National COSH) is seeking a Worker and Network Organizer to contribute to its mission of ensuring safe, healthy working conditions for all workers. National COSH engages and impacts workers in communities across the country through a network of 25 state and local coalitions and a broader network of…
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THE NATIONAL UNION OF HEALTHCARE WORKERS HAS JOB OPENINGS FOR COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALISTS, UNION ORGANIZER AND SEVERAL OTHER OPENINGS
Location Emeryville, CA or Glendale, CA Job Description The National Union of Healthcare Workers (NUHW) seeks a Communications Specialist with experience in print and digital communications and organizing. The Communications Specialist will report to the Communications Director and will play a key role in the union’s strategic contract campaigns and organizing efforts, with an emphasis…
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JOB OPENINGS AVAILABLE AT UNION JOBS CLEARINGHOUSE
AFL-CIO (American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations) National Press Secretary and Political Media Strategist – Communications, based in Washington, DC District of Columbia (Salary $106,756) State & Local Legislative Issues Coordinator – Mobilization Hub, based in Washington, DC District of Columbia (Salary $96,323) Director of Speechwriting and Publications – Communications, based in…
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